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Jack Rodwell.

You know - the guy that wouldn't train but wouldn't leave Sunderland in that series on Netflix. He's turned up down here in the A-League for Western Sydney Wanderers.

Spat my coffee when I saw that. I see disaster looming.

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On 29/09/2021 at 20:02, OutByEaster? said:

Brad Guzan still plying his trade in MLS with Atlanta - seems a lifetime since he left here, it was only five years ago.

 

That’s actually insane. Could swear it was like 10 years ago

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On 18/11/2021 at 22:59, ozvillafan said:

Jack Rodwell.

You know - the guy that wouldn't train but wouldn't leave Sunderland in that series on Netflix. He's turned up down here in the A-League for Western Sydney Wanderers.

Spat my coffee when I saw that. I see disaster looming.

Captain and club legend for me on FM10

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On 27/11/2021 at 20:47, Zatman said:

Giuseppe Rossi scored today in Serie B

Forgot all about him...  He used to be pretty despised by American footy fans for declaring for Italy because he "wanted to win a World Cup", even though he's from New Jersey.  He could have been Pulisic-like with regards to the amount of endorsements/exposure to the sport he would have brought to the USA.  Now, he's just another forgotten injury-plagued former footballer few people remember, who never even made the Italy squad for a single World Cup.  

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New England Revolution's Carles Gil wins MLS MVP

 

New England Revolution midfielder Carles Gil has won Major League Soccer's Most Valuable Player award, the league announced on Tuesday.

Gil was a key cog in the Revolution's spectacular regular-season run that saw the team win the Supporters' Shield and amass an MLS-record 73 points.

The Spanish midfielder and club captain had a league-leading 18 assists alongside four goals for the Revs in the 2021 season. Gil collected 10 assists in New England's opening 10 games -- matching the MLS record for most assists from the start of a season. He is the second Revs player to win the award, following Taylor Twellman in 2005.

Despite earning the top seed for the MLS Cup playoffs, Gil and the Revolution were bounced out in the conference semifinals by eventual East champions New York City FC, who will face the Portland Timbers in the final on Sunday 

The MVP award is yet another end-of-season individual accolade for Gil, who already has been named the Comeback Player of the Year and included in the MLS Best XI.

 

https://www.espn.com/soccer/new-england-revolution/story/4541068/new-england-revolutions-carles-gil-wins-mls-mvp

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